U.S.auto workers sometimes experience structural unemployment because of the popularity of foreign cars.Which of the following arguments would most likely be presented by an auto workers' union lobbying for trade restrictions to Congress?

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The jobs and income argument would be most likely presented by an auto workers' union lobbying for trade restrictions to Congress as they would argue that the imports of foreign cars are leading to unemployment among U.S. auto workers and a decline in their income. They might argue that protecting domestic auto industry through trade restrictions or tariffs would create more domestic jobs, supporting domestic workers and their families.

USAuto Workers Sometimes Experience Structural Unemployment Because of the Popularity